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A café is being designed so one room can change how it is used.

The first café is being planned in Hangzhou, and it is not open yet.

One room, several planned uses

In the design, connection points run across the floor. Counters and displays fit into them, and people take them out again by hand. Moving from one use to another means changing the props. Here is the same room, drawn six times with different props.

One room drawn six times in line, each with different furniture
  • Line drawing of the room set for daily coffee

    Daily coffee

    Planned: the everyday use, open to whoever walks in.

  • Line drawing of the room set for a cocktail evening

    Cocktail

    Planned: the same room, reset for an evening.

  • Line drawing of the room set for a team gathering

    Team gathering

    Planned: business guests and team days in a room made for gathering.

  • Line drawing of the room set up for training

    Training

    Planned: set up for a class or a course.

  • Line drawing of the room set up for a launch

    Launch

    Planned: a room set up for showing something new.

  • Line drawing of the room set up for a pop-up

    Pop-up

    Planned: a short programme in the same room, then back to something else.

More about the room

One room, three scenes

Three short pieces on the planned uses, each with two of the drawings.

Every item here is a design goal. None of it is open to the public yet, so read it as a plan.

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